Partners

The Global Equality Caucus is an international network of parliamentarians and elected representatives dedicated to tackling discrimination against LGBT+ people. Membership is open to legislators across the world, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or sex characteristics.

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We are the only international network of elected representatives focused exclusively on achieving LGBT+ equality. We work together with NGOs, businesses and governments to promote and drive through measures on anti-discrimination and legal equality.

Parliamentarians are in a unique position to advocate directly for political and legislative action.  We pass laws, vote funds and influence leaders. The Global Equality Caucus believes that politics has the power to change people’s lives, and we are united in a belief in equality for all.

WACI Health is an Africa regional advocacy organization, which influences political priorities through an effective, evidence-driven Pan-African civil society voice and action. We champion the end of life-threatening epidemics, and improved health outcomes for all in Africa.

STOPAIDS is a membership network with a distinguished thirty-five year history of engagement on international development and HIV and AIDS. Our strength is in our membership and partnership and STOPAIDS convenes and unites UK civil society voices and positively shapes UK leadership in the global response to HIV and other health rights and equity issues. 

STOPAIDS engages at the global level through involvement/co-hosting of global civil society coalitions and platforms, and directly influences key global processes and multilaterals/partnerships such as UNAIDS, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, UNITAID, WHO and ACT-A. STOPAIDS staff also work with or sit on the board of strategic partners including peer networks and organisations that focus on global health, development, human rights and/or other key diseases or HIV co-infections.

As the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, UNAIDS provides the strategic direction, advocacy, coordination and technical support needed to catalyse and connect leadership from governments, the private sector and communities to deliver life-saving HIV services. UNAIDS is leading the way to end HIV/AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 in line with the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Global TB Caucus is a unique international network of political representatives with support in more than 150 countries. Today, the Global TB Caucus gathers more than 2500 members and helped launch 56 National TB Caucuses over the world.​

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Members of the Caucus adhere to the principles outlined in the founding document, the Barcelona Declaration.  In particular, members commit to working across geographical and political divides in a non-partisan and inclusive fashion;​ To engaging with civil society and all other stakeholders involved in the fight against the TB epidemic; and​ To confront stigma and social isolation associated with the disease. We are committed to building political will and to supporting relevant stakeholders in their efforts to create a world without TB.

UNITE is the only global network of current and former Members of Parliament focusing specifically on global health issues. UNITE’s work has supported Parliamentary engagement and legislation on infectious disease prevention and healthcare equity in multiple regions. UNITE collaborates with partners like the World Health Organization to empower legislators with evidence-based tools and strategies. This fosters the adoption of data-driven policies that improve health outcomes globally and are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. As a non-profit, non-partisan network, UNITE represents approximately 500 members from over 110 countries.

UNITE is committed to support Parliamentarians’ work at global, regional and national levels to tackle infectious diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, and promote efficient and sustainable policy-making.

IAS – the International AIDS Society – convenes, educates and advocates for a world in which HIV no longer presents a threat to public health and individual well-being. After the emergence of HIV and AIDS, concerned scientists created the IAS to bring together experts from across the world and disciplines to promote a concerted HIV response. Today, the IAS and its members unite scientists, policy makers and activists to galvanize the scientific response, build global solidarity and enhance human dignity for all those living with and affected by HIV. The IAS also hosts the world’s most prestigious HIV conferences: the International AIDS Conference, the IAS Conference on HIV Science and the HIV Research for Prevention Conference.